In bitcoin, Black entrepreneurs see a chance to rebuild generational wealth

Ben Werdmuller

14 Jul 2021

“Building viable enterprises is possible "in a decentralized finance space," said Evans, who teaches law at Penn State and began studying and speaking on blockchain and crypto four years ago. "No one's standing in the way. There's no bank. There's no credit score. There's no redlining. That's transformative and very powerful."”

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